💙 Maryton Foot Pumice Stone for Hard Skin Callus Removal and Scrubbing (Pack of 4) - Blue Review

This pumice stone cushion is made of foam. As you can see from the photos, the foam breaks into small and even larger pieces with use. It makes a huge mess and I don't think it even helped improve the little calluses on my feet. This foam crumbles with the first gentle application! I would not recommend this product to anyone.

I love this pumice stone. They don't really look like pumice. They appear to be very light and require minimal polishing. One side is rougher than the other and they take half as long as any buffer, scrubber, file or anything else I've tried. I had a collection of every type you can imagine and they all went in the trash after I got them because none of them worked. My legs didn't hurt at all, probably because they require so little effort. I love them and now they will be the only thing I wipe

If you have a very slight rough surface on your foot this may help. But for a deeper callus, forget it. The material crumbles like cheap styrofoam. Save $6 and put it on a good pumice stone or ped egg.

My legs (especially my butt) really need help. I didn't want to go to the nail salon because I hate getting my feet done. I got them to buff out the calluses on each heel. He worked wonders and slowly but carefully removed thick skin formations. This is great value for what you are getting and I appreciate the seller's note that was included. It's the little things 🙂

Sorry for the disgusting photo. As you can see my heels were out of control, I used this buff (mostly the rough side then the lighter side) in the shower for a good 20 minutes after my skin had softened. Very happy with the result, some very deep cracks remain but my feet feel softer and much better. I will probably use the deeper cracking product again in my next shower and use it as a maintenance treatment over time as the dryness returns. They work a lot better than the cheese grater style…

I don't know why it only has 3 reviews but it really is an exceptional product. I wear flip flops every day and after a few weeks/months cracked heels + calluses can get pretty nasty. It was a cheap alternative to going to the nail salon every few weeks. Pumice stone is quite soft and feels good in the hand. At the same time, it exfoliates my rough, cracked heels perfectly. I basically just soak my feet in warm water in the bathtub, wash them with soap, and then gently exfoliate each heel/foot.

If you're looking for something less aggressive than pumice stone or glass stone, then this is what you need! I would call it a foam block. This is not "pumice" nor a natural foot stone as described. I don't call it a rock as it looks like a block of hard foam or plastic. Probably best recommended for daily care or slightly dry skin. Not a bad product, just not as effective on calloused skin as a pumice or glass stone. I used pumice stone and similar items. They can be very effective when…

It crumbled before it was taken out of the box but it worked well although it continued to crumble during use which was not a comfortable feeling. Wouldn't buy again but for 4 a good deal.